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GenerationPMTO Group
GenerationPMTO (Parenting Through Change) is a parenting programme. It is a targeted-selected and targeted-indicated programme delivered to groups of families of children and young people between the ages of 3 and 18, where there is a risk of developing externalising or internalising behaviour problems. The programme can also be delivered to families where these problems have begun to emerge, and to birth parents of children/youth who are in foster care. It aims to reduce children and young people's behaviour problems, improve their school functioning and social relationships, and prevent involvement in the criminal justice system and substance use. A version of the programme delivered to individual families (rather than to groups of families) is available.
- Evidence rating: 4
- Cost rating: NA
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Child outcomes:
Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing Preventing crime, violence and antisocial behaviour
- UK provision: No
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Age group:
Preschool
Primary school
Preadolescents
Adolescents
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Delivery model:
Group
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Main setting:
Out-patient health setting
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Other setting:
Home
Community centre
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Classification:
Targeted selective
Targeted indicated
.b
.b (pronounced ‘dot-be’) is a universal programme designed to teach mindfulness skills to 11-18-year-olds.
- Evidence rating: 3+
- Cost rating: 1
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Child outcomes:
Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing
- UK provision: Yes
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Age group:
Preadolescents
Adolescents
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Delivery model:
Group
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Main setting:
Primary school
Secondary school
Sixth-form or FE college
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Classification:
Universal
4Rs2Ss
4Rs2Ss is targeted at families who have a child between 7 and 11 years old who are diagnosed with oppositional defiant disorder or conduct disorder. All children over six years of age in the family are invited to attend the programme.
- Evidence rating: 2
- Cost rating: 1
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Child outcomes:
Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing Preventing crime, violence and antisocial behaviour
- UK provision: Yes
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Age group:
Primary school
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Delivery model:
Group
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Main setting:
Children's centre or early-years setting
Primary school
Community centre
In-patient health setting
Out-patient health setting
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Classification:
Targeted selective
5 Pillars of Parenting (4–11 Years)
5 Pillars of Parenting (4–11 Years) is a targeted-selected programme, aimed at Muslim parents with a child between the ages of 4 and 11 years.
- Evidence rating: 2
- Cost rating: 2
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Child outcomes:
Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing Preventing crime, violence and antisocial behaviour
- UK provision: Yes
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Age group:
Preschool
Primary school
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Delivery model:
Group
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Main setting:
Children's centre or early-years setting
Primary school
Community centre
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Classification:
Targeted selective
Blues Programme
The Blues Programme is a school-based cognitive behavioural therapy programme. It is a targeted indicated group intervention programme for pupils between the age of 13 and 19. It is for adolescents who are experiencing depressive symptoms. It is delivered in secondary schools, and aims to support adolescents to identify negative thoughts, change their thinking patterns, increase their involvement in pleasant activities, and enhance their coping flexibility.
- Evidence rating: 4+
- Cost rating: 1
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Child outcomes:
Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing Preventing substance abuse
- UK provision: Yes
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Age group:
Adolescents
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Delivery model:
Group
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Main setting:
Secondary school
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Classification:
Targeted indicated
Changing Lives Initiative
Changing Lives Initiative (CLI) is a multicomponent intervention for children between ages of three to seven who are demonstrating behaviours that may be consistent with an ADHD diagnosis. It is delivered in community settings and aims to reduce ADHD symptoms and other emotional and conduct problems in children.
- Evidence rating: 2
- Cost rating: 2
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Child outcomes:
Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing Enhancing school achievement & employment
- UK provision: Yes
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Age group:
Preschool
Primary school
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Delivery model:
Group
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Main setting:
Children's centre or early-years setting
Community centre
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Classification:
Targeted indicated
Child-Parent Psychotherapy
Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP) is a psychoanalytic intervention targeting mothers and preschool children (aged three to five) who may have experienced trauma or abuse (eg domestic violence), or are otherwise at risk of an insecure attachment and/or other behavioural and emotional problems.
- Evidence rating: 3+
- Cost rating: NA
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Child outcomes:
Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing Preventing crime, violence and antisocial behaviour
- UK provision: Yes
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Age group:
Preschool
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Delivery model:
Individual
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Main setting:
Home
Out-patient health setting
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Other setting:
Children's centre or early-years setting
Primary school
Secondary school
Sixth-form or FE college
Community centre
In-patient health setting
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Classification:
Targeted indicated
Circle of Security (Group)
Circle of Security (COS) was developed to increase attachment security among socially disadvantaged children between the ages of one and five.
- Evidence rating: 2
- Cost rating: 2
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Child outcomes:
Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing
- UK provision: No
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Age group:
Toddlers
Preschool
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Delivery model:
Group
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Main setting:
Children's centre or early-years setting
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Other setting:
In-patient health setting
Out-patient health setting
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Classification:
Targeted selective
e-Family Foundations
e-Family Foundations (e-FF) is an online co-parenting programme for couples expecting their first child. It is a universal programme, delivered to individual families from pregnancy up until the first year of the baby’s life. The programme is an online adaptation of the group-based face-to-face programme, Family Foundations (FF).
- Evidence rating: 3
- Cost rating: 1
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Child outcomes:
Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing
- UK provision: Yes
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Age group:
Antenatal
Perinatal
Infants
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Delivery model:
Online or app
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Main setting:
Home
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Classification:
Universal
Family Check-up for Children
The Family Check-up (FCU) for Children is a strengths-based, family-centred intervention that motivates parents to use parenting practices to support child competence, mental health and risk reduction.
- Evidence rating: 3+
- Cost rating: 2
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Child outcomes:
Supporting children's mental health and wellbeing Preventing crime, violence and antisocial behaviour
- UK provision: Yes
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Age group:
Toddlers
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Delivery model:
Individual
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Main setting:
Home
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Other setting:
Secondary school
Community centre
In-patient health setting
Out-patient health setting
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Classification:
Targeted selective
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